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PhyberOptik
My brother introduced me to these, I was sceptical at first, but having tried one, I can attest that it's amazing.

You need

Two slices of bread (white or wholewheat, doesn't matter),
Some butter/marge or oil
SMOOTH Peanut butter
Some lean bacon
Some freshly chopped parseley (optional);

Really simple - Get a pan smoky hot, and fry the bacon to be CRISPY in the butter or oil. This is very important that it's crispy. When the bacon is done, remove and drain. Fry the two slices of bread so that they just become brown. If you want the brown to be nice and even, you can lightly butter the bread beforehand.

When the bread is done, generously spread some of that black cat goodness on both, put the bacon on, put the parseley on top, cover with the second slice, and enjoy hot!

YUM!
Ming-the-Merciless
I prefer toasted chicken mayo with crispy bacon.
Works a charm.
Bizkit
Sorry to say but that sounds horrid!!!
Im with ming on the chicken\bacon combo, Blacksteers make them the best!
gvdwest
I'll give it a try, but it sounds like coming home drunk food

ps. can i use skippy
doovatis
Sounds heart stoppingly good.

I'd add some fried banana though

mmmm
PhyberOptik
QUOTE(gvdwest @ Jun 11 2004, 10:14 AM)
ps.  can i use skippy

Hey, whatever your dear, lecherous, little heart desires! Enjoy!
PhyberOptik
QUOTE(Bizkit @ Jun 11 2004, 10:00 AM)
Sorry to say but that sounds horrid!!!
Im with ming on the chicken\bacon combo, Blacksteers make them the best!

Give it a try, you'll like it. However, I must admit the p/butter will make it horrible if you are one of the many people who don't like it.
ripstorm
Omg....I just tried it and it really DOES taste good (didn't use parsley though). Never thought pbutter and bacon would be a good combo
Apoc
I like the idea of adding some fried bannan though!!! Will try tomorrow for brekkie
ripstorm
So Apoc, how was it? Tis good, eh?
Apoc
Disturbingly nice actually, takes getting used to tough!
Driver
QUOTE(PhyberOptik @ Jun 10 2004, 12:13 PM)
If you want the brown to be nice and even, you can lightly butter the bread beforehand.

For best results, use a non-stick pan that has not been oiled. Butter the bread evenly and liberally and then fry.

You might alo want to try this avo instead of the peanut butter - wonderful mix.

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